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Top Right Corner Symbol

⌝ is the “top right corner” symbol (U+231D), often used to hint at box-drawing or corner shapes.

U+231D

The symbol ⌝ is named “TOP RIGHT CORNER” in Unicode (U+231D). It’s commonly used as a lightweight visual cue for corners, such as in ASCII-style layouts. You can copy it directly or insert it via its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.

Top Right Corner Symbol Meaning

⌝ (Unicode U+231D) is the “TOP RIGHT CORNER” character. Visually, it resembles a corner piece, so it’s frequently used to build simple diagrams, borders, and box-like layouts in plain text. In technical writing and UI mockups, it can help indicate a connection point or the top-right boundary of a framed area. Because it’s a single Unicode character, it’s convenient when you want a consistent corner glyph without relying on custom fonts or multi-character ASCII art. Its most common meaning is therefore the literal “top-right corner” shape rather than a symbolic or cultural meaning.

Common uses

  • Creating simple text boxes, borders, and framed headers in plain text
  • Designing ASCII/Unicode UI mockups where you need a top-right corner marker
  • Marking the top-right corner in diagrams, flow annotations, or labels
  • Building separators or decorative corner accents in chat and documentation
  • Representing corner joints or connection points in technical notes

Examples

⌝ Top Right Corner symbol

  • ┌─┐ ⌝ ┘
  • Title ⌝ Section header
  • Config corner: ⌝ (top-right)
  • Use ⌝ with other corners to form a box
  • Top-right note ⌝ attached to the header

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+231D
HTML Entity⌝
HTML Code⌝
CSS\231D

FAQ

What does the Top Right Corner symbol mean?

⌝ (Unicode U+231D) is the “TOP RIGHT CORNER” character. Visually, it resembles a corner piece, so it’s frequently used to build simple diagrams, borders, and box-like layouts in plain text. In technical writing and UI mockups, it can help indicate a connection point or the top-right boundary of a framed area. Because it’s a single Unicode character, it’s convenient when you want a consistent corner glyph without relying on custom fonts or multi-character ASCII art. Its most common meaning is therefore the literal “top-right corner” shape rather than a symbolic or cultural meaning.

What is the Unicode name of ⌝?

The Unicode name is “TOP RIGHT CORNER.”

What is the Unicode code point for ⌝?

It’s U+231D.

How do I use ⌝ in HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: ⌝ (html_entity: ⌝).

How do I insert ⌝ in CSS or JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\231D. JavaScript escape: \\u{231D}.